Eamonn Holmes has sparked some concern amongst his fans after sharing a picture of himself during a routine visit to his physio.
The This Morning presenter, who recently shared details of his battle with chronic pain, confessed he was "hurting like hell" during the session.
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"My start to the day... on the physio table looking down on the camera and hurting like hell," he wrote in the caption.
Over on Twitter, he added: "Starting the day by tackling the pain from the night before... On the Physio table. Chronic pain. Just can't get it to go away.
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"Sadly so many of you know the feeling. Thanks for sharing your stories. I'm determined to beat this... however much it hurts."
Rochelle Humes was quick to comment, writing: "Stick with it x." Another follower remarked: "Maintenance" to which, Eamonn replied: "Rebuild more like mate." After one fan asked what happened, the TV star said: "Dislocated pelvis... less exciting than it sounds."
© Photo: InstagramEamonn shared this photo from his physio session
One other fan sympathised: "Hope you get some relief, I suffer with chronic pain and it is miserable, best wishes from Northern Ireland." A fourth post read: "Oh Eamonn I do hope that this awful pain can get sorted for you. Sending you gentle hugs and positive vibes x."
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On Sunday, Eamonn, 61, had expressed his frustration at being unable to sleep, telling his social media followers: "In that Twilight Zone between night time and morning. Anyone else find these hours the worst.... particularly if you suffer Chronic pain?"
One fan also touched about their own experience, to which Eamonn encouragingly replied: "Now that we've all started talking about this maybe more of us should talk to each other sharing experiences, tips & advice regarding chronic pain?
"Because Tweeters there are a lot of us living with this as if we just have to suck it up & get on with things the way we always have."
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe TV star is married to Ruth Langsford
Hours later, Eamonn sent a positive update by telling his followers: "So here we go… a new day; a new week. Deep breath. Believe you are closer to that light at the end of the tunnel.
"Closer to new beginnings & in some way better versions of ourselves. Not that there's probably anything wrong with your existing version but it's nice to have goals."
The uplifting message came as the UK lifted some of their coronavirus restrictions - with six people or two households now allowed to mix outdoors in either parks or gardens.
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